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Concerns are now arising over the treatment of persons living with disabilities by law enforcement, with stakeholders advocating for the rights of persons with disabilities, now calling on the national police service to exercise greater sensitivity. They are further pushing for the inclusion of PWDs within the police service, saying it will promote awareness and representation.
CALLS GROW FOR POLICE REFORM TO SUPPORT PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
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